Oakberry Açaí bowls

I like this place! Serenity was nice & pleasant as well!! Very great products staff & music! I will be recommending this place!!!!!

The Sweetest employee made me a delicious Tiger bowl, my favorite acai ever.

I really like this place , clean , nice music & friendly staff. It was my first time and the store caught my eye. The new employee was super friendly as she recommended me an S&B glow smoothie O M G DELICIOUS!. I have to try their Acai Bowls next !!!

talisa almonte

Bumping AC in this summer heat + really delicious Acai bowls and smoothies. And conveniently packed in a cup so it's easy to walk around with it. We tried it for the first time in California and we're excited to see them open a space here. I also love that most of the toppings don't cost extra and it's nice to have the option to add protein for workout days.

Ordered Uber Eats here buy one get one. It was made perfectly, exactly how I wanted it. The portion size is great. The presentation was surprisingly very nice as you can see. The fruit was fresh and the açaí base was delicious. I also had milk powder and cocoa nibs which took everything to another level. Prices are a bit high, around 22 bucks in total with all the fees but it’s worth it when you get the BOGO deal. Very authentic, flavors brought me back to Brazil. I love the bag it comes with, very nice quality and design. Highly recommended!

I really like their acai base very good and the toppings! Strawberries blueberries cacao nibs and then I add crispy quinoa and bananas sometimes. I get the layered one with chia seed pudding. This is feedback for the store - the chia seed pudding freezes and is not a true pudding in the acai bowl. Aesthetically it looks great but it is not practical. I’m wondering if there is another way to go about this. I love the added granola layer in it for another texture.

This Brazilian chain specializing in acai bowls and smoothies has finally made their way into Quuens. Oakberry Acai’s newest location opened up in Astoria this past weekend in the space formerly occupied by Every Table. Along with the usual bowls and smoothies, this location also sells healthy snacks (protein balls, granola), sorbet, and healthy drinks (kombucha, wellness shots, cold pressed juices). I got their Build Your Own Acai “Bowl” (this is a misnomer as all of their acai and smoothies are served in cups). The “bowls” come in three sizes: Classic (12 oz), Works (16 oz) and The Oak (24 oz). I ordered the Works with Granola, Bananas, Strawberries, Peanuts, Almonds and Almond Butter. The acai was refreshing, slightly sweet and slightly tangy, with perfectly ripe fruits and crunchy granola and nuts. I especially liked how they layered the acai, granola and toppings in the cup. In other places, the acai is placed at the bottom and the toppings are all on top. At Oakberry’s, they layer it in a way so that you get a bit of everything with each bite. Overall, I really enjoyed the acai “bowl”. I just wished it wasn’t so expensive. With tax and a 15% tip, my total came to $20.60, making this one of the more expensive acai bowls I’ve gotten in a while. I probably won’t be coming here too often (it would kill my wallet) but when I need a healthy treat and am willing to splurge, I know exactly where to go to.

Pricey but fun! Great service. Portions are packed tight and the cost of these little superfood servings is basically a meal. This location has a small seating area but they are large though to accommodate much more seating if they do choose (then might be well worth the $$)

Hak Bén

Ordered Uber Eats here buy one get one. It was made perfectly, exactly how I wanted it. The portion size is great. The presentation was surprisingly very nice as you can see. The fruit was fresh and the açaí base was delicious. I also had milk powder and cocoa nibs which took everything to another level. Prices are a bit high, around 22 bucks in total with all the fees but it’s worth it when you get the BOGO deal. Very authentic, flavors brought me back to Brazil. I love the bag it comes with, very nice quality and design. Highly recommended!

Lia Arakelian

I really like their acai base very good and the toppings! Strawberries blueberries cacao nibs and then I add crispy quinoa and bananas sometimes. I get the layered one with chia seed pudding. This is feedback for the store - the chia seed pudding freezes and is not a true pudding in the acai bowl. Aesthetically it looks great but it is not practical. I’m wondering if there is another way to go about this. I love the added granola layer in it for another texture.

Amelia

This Brazilian chain specializing in acai bowls and smoothies has finally made their way into Quuens. Oakberry Acai’s newest location opened up in Astoria this past weekend in the space formerly occupied by Every Table. Along with the usual bowls and smoothies, this location also sells healthy snacks (protein balls, granola), sorbet, and healthy drinks (kombucha, wellness shots, cold pressed juices). I got their Build Your Own Acai “Bowl” (this is a misnomer as all of their acai and smoothies are served in cups). The “bowls” come in three sizes: Classic (12 oz), Works (16 oz) and The Oak (24 oz). I ordered the Works with Granola, Bananas, Strawberries, Peanuts, Almonds and Almond Butter. The acai was refreshing, slightly sweet and slightly tangy, with perfectly ripe fruits and crunchy granola and nuts. I especially liked how they layered the acai, granola and toppings in the cup. In other places, the acai is placed at the bottom and the toppings are all on top. At Oakberry’s, they layer it in a way so that you get a bit of everything with each bite. Overall, I really enjoyed the acai “bowl”. I just wished it wasn’t so expensive. With tax and a 15% tip, my total came to $20.60, making this one of the more expensive acai bowls I’ve gotten in a while. I probably won’t be coming here too often (it would kill my wallet) but when I need a healthy treat and am willing to splurge, I know exactly where to go to.

Jennifer Hsu

Pricey but fun! Great service. Portions are packed tight and the cost of these little superfood servings is basically a meal. This location has a small seating area but they are large though to accommodate much more seating if they do choose (then might be well worth the $$)

3/5 Due to two factors: 1, This place ain’t cheap at $17 for a medium, albeit with unlimited toppings. 2, and more egregious, the first bite I took of the açaí mix was overly sweet and had a weird medicinal flavor note, worsened with the heavily sugared vanilla granola. I looked up the ingredients for Oakberry’s açaí and they include sugar AND agave syrup, as well as “natural flavors”. I should have researched in advance because I dislike overly sweet things and this is reading more as a dessert than a healthy option. I feel like I’ve been conned into a 40g sugary goop breakfast. I’ll stick to Didi’s healthy delights down the street from now on for a truly healthy smoothie. Service was fine and it seemed clean, but there were many spotty bananas which made me think they aren’t selling enough smoothies to use up their banana inventory. I certainly won’t be back :/

Schuyler Gazzo

Insanely expensive (and yes I know acai isn't cheap, but this place is nuts). Guy behind the counter acted like he couldn't be bothered. Machine processed acai. Won't be back. I'll go to Fitrition up the block.

Steph NYC

3/5 Due to two factors: 1, This place ain’t cheap at $17 for a medium, albeit with unlimited toppings. 2, and more egregious, the first bite I took of the açaí mix was overly sweet and had a weird medicinal flavor note, worsened with the heavily sugared vanilla granola. I looked up the ingredients for Oakberry’s açaí and they include sugar AND agave syrup, as well as “natural flavors”. I should have researched in advance because I dislike overly sweet things and this is reading more as a dessert than a healthy option. I feel like I’ve been conned into a 40g sugary goop breakfast. I’ll stick to Didi’s healthy delights down the street from now on for a truly healthy smoothie. Service was fine and it seemed clean, but there were many spotty bananas which made me think they aren’t selling enough smoothies to use up their banana inventory. I certainly won’t be back :/

Hi there! I’m a frequent costumer of Oak Berry and I’ve been having experiences when early in the morning. Most of the times the POS system is not ready and can’t process the payment, therefore, the systems needs to be restarted. And some times that takes up to 10 min and it depends who is working, some employees are more savvy than others. But this issue is almost every morning. They suggest to pay with cash but that is not the point. Also, late openings. For example on 10/27/25 it was 8:10 am and no one was there, store closed and all. I placed an order for pick up to avoid exactly the above with the POS system. I left frustrated as one: my window to walk home and be ready for work, is very short and it takes me 15-20 min to walk back Second: call the store phone number to let them know that I placed an order and could not pick up because the store was close, no one picks up. And lastly, hearing for the morning shift how the closing shift does not leave things ready, is not ok. Consumers don’t need to know those details. So today, I just simply had it. I understand NYC public transportation sometimes is not reliable. Maybe make the openers come a lil earlier ? Idk.

B. Juliana Amador a

Hi there! I’m a frequent costumer of Oak Berry and I’ve been having experiences when early in the morning. Most of the times the POS system is not ready and can’t process the payment, therefore, the systems needs to be restarted. And some times that takes up to 10 min and it depends who is working, some employees are more savvy than others. But this issue is almost every morning. They suggest to pay with cash but that is not the point. Also, late openings. For example on 10/27/25 it was 8:10 am and no one was there, store closed and all. I placed an order for pick up to avoid exactly the above with the POS system. I left frustrated as one: my window to walk home and be ready for work, is very short and it takes me 15-20 min to walk back Second: call the store phone number to let them know that I placed an order and could not pick up because the store was close, no one picks up. And lastly, hearing for the morning shift how the closing shift does not leave things ready, is not ok. Consumers don’t need to know those details. So today, I just simply had it. I understand NYC public transportation sometimes is not reliable. Maybe make the openers come a lil earlier ? Idk.

I ordered an Oak size (24 oz.) acai smoothie with add-in toppings. The employee Arielys refused to accommodate my requests even after I stated I was willing to pay extra for any additional add-ins. When I asked for the manager's contact information, Arielys acted deliberately obtuse, saying, "There's a lot of managers so I don't know." When I asked for her name, she said her name was Amine B (name listed on the receipt). Amine B is a male employee as I've spoken to him on a different store visit. When I asked Arielys why she provided another employee's name instead of her own, she replied, "My name is Arielys but it doesn't matter what name I give you because they (management) are gonna check the time on the receipt anyway." After waiting over 15 minutes for my one smoothie, Arielys gave me an overfilled smoothie that leaked and spilled on me and the counter. I asked Arielys why she would hand me a drink this way, and she replied, "Well you said you wanted extra coconut milk so there you go. It's extra." Arielys did not offer a new cup or assistance with the drink she spilled on me. I had to ask for paper towels and a new cup. During other visits to this troe, employees may offer to provide smoothie leftovers in a separate cup. Arielys never offered such a choice and instead intentionally overfilled the cup and allowed the drink to spill on me and the counter. When I called the store the following day, Amine B answered the phone and informed me that the store manager was not available and advised to call back later. Five minutes later, I get a call from the store and a female voice was speaking. I immediately recognized the voice to be Arielys. Arielys said, "Hi, you called to speak to a manager?" I replied, "Yes, who is calling?" Arielys said, "This is a team member." I stated, "Yes, but what is your name? You called me." Arielys said, "I do not have to provide my name to you. I'm calling because you spoke to my co-worker and he said you wanted to speak to the manager." I asked, "Are you a manager?" Arielys said, "No." I asked, "Well what is your name so I know who returned my call today?" Arielys raised her voice and said, "I don't have to give you my name. I'm trying to help you and you keep asking me for my name." Her behavior was alarming, especially considering that I have not had any issues with other employees at this location when I've visited this store. Arielys then proceeded to hang up the call before I could reply.

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I ordered an Oak size (24 oz.) acai smoothie with add-in toppings. The employee Arielys refused to accommodate my requests even after I stated I was willing to pay extra for any additional add-ins. When I asked for the manager's contact information, Arielys acted deliberately obtuse, saying, "There's a lot of managers so I don't know." When I asked for her name, she said her name was Amine B (name listed on the receipt). Amine B is a male employee as I've spoken to him on a different store visit. When I asked Arielys why she provided another employee's name instead of her own, she replied, "My name is Arielys but it doesn't matter what name I give you because they (management) are gonna check the time on the receipt anyway." After waiting over 15 minutes for my one smoothie, Arielys gave me an overfilled smoothie that leaked and spilled on me and the counter. I asked Arielys why she would hand me a drink this way, and she replied, "Well you said you wanted extra coconut milk so there you go. It's extra." Arielys did not offer a new cup or assistance with the drink she spilled on me. I had to ask for paper towels and a new cup. During other visits to this troe, employees may offer to provide smoothie leftovers in a separate cup. Arielys never offered such a choice and instead intentionally overfilled the cup and allowed the drink to spill on me and the counter. When I called the store the following day, Amine B answered the phone and informed me that the store manager was not available and advised to call back later. Five minutes later, I get a call from the store and a female voice was speaking. I immediately recognized the voice to be Arielys. Arielys said, "Hi, you called to speak to a manager?" I replied, "Yes, who is calling?" Arielys said, "This is a team member." I stated, "Yes, but what is your name? You called me." Arielys said, "I do not have to provide my name to you. I'm calling because you spoke to my co-worker and he said you wanted to speak to the manager." I asked, "Are you a manager?" Arielys said, "No." I asked, "Well what is your name so I know who returned my call today?" Arielys raised her voice and said, "I don't have to give you my name. I'm trying to help you and you keep asking me for my name." Her behavior was alarming, especially considering that I have not had any issues with other employees at this location when I've visited this store. Arielys then proceeded to hang up the call before I could reply.

Overpriced with a rude and entitled staff. They act like them doing their job is doing you a favor. For $20+ for a smoothie, they should be treating the customers like royalty. Save your money. There’s plenty of better places in Astoria than this dump.

Mateo (if that’s even his real name) supposed supervisor was VERY unprofessional. I wasn’t satisfied with how watery my açaí turned out, I immediately came back to ask for a refund and he told me it’s suppose to be eaten in 5-10 mins or else it melts. I’ve been there several times and never got açaí so soupy with the fruit sinking in by time I walked back to my car. He denied me a refund then told me to just throw it out if I don’t want it??? Horrible service. No wonder they get no service.

I was excited to try it, but unfortunately the açaí was way too sweet for me. And most of the ingredients that we ordered were missing. On the bright side, the packaging was really cute.

I tried to visit this location at 12pm on a Friday. It was closed (even though a sign said open) and mail was under the door. An uber eats driver showed up too and we couldn’t get in. All lights were on, no one there and shelves empty. I understand it’s winter and they expect less people, but my boyfriend was in the hospital nearby and wanted a smoothie. At least mark your store as closed if you can’t staff it.

I’ve been coming to this location regularly for over a year and have ordered açaí here at least 10 times. I always ask for double condensed milk, and it has consistently been served both on the bottom and on top — which is exactly why I continue to pay extra for it. Today, I was told they “only put it on top,” even though I was still being charged for double. When I explained that this has never been an issue before, the response felt dismissive and inconsistent with how they’ve handled my order every other time. If the policy has changed, that’s fine — but it should be clearly communicated and reflected in pricing. Charging for double while reducing what’s actually provided feels misleading and unprofessional. Very disappointing experience from a place I’ve otherwise enjoyed and supported. I hope management clarifies this so future customers don’t run into the same issue.

Jules

I tried to visit this location at 12pm on a Friday. It was closed (even though a sign said open) and mail was under the door. An uber eats driver showed up too and we couldn’t get in. All lights were on, no one there and shelves empty. I understand it’s winter and they expect less people, but my boyfriend was in the hospital nearby and wanted a smoothie. At least mark your store as closed if you can’t staff it.

Steve Muffley

Spent 35 dollars on two acai bowls and they can't even provide spoons when requested! Hiw the hell am i going to eat it! Place is a joke.

Sofia Bellucci

If someone pays for additions, they deserved to be respected! The nonsense of overfilling the smoothie container is so rude and unnecessary.

Mike McGuire

Overpriced with a rude and entitled staff. They act like them doing their job is doing you a favor. For $20+ for a smoothie, they should be treating the customers like royalty. Save your money. There’s plenty of better places in Astoria than this dump.

Andre Durao

I was excited to try it, but unfortunately the açaí was way too sweet for me. And most of the ingredients that we ordered were missing. On the bright side, the packaging was really cute.

Beauty Scientist

Mateo (if that’s even his real name) supposed supervisor was VERY unprofessional. I wasn’t satisfied with how watery my açaí turned out, I immediately came back to ask for a refund and he told me it’s suppose to be eaten in 5-10 mins or else it melts. I’ve been there several times and never got açaí so soupy with the fruit sinking in by time I walked back to my car. He denied me a refund then told me to just throw it out if I don’t want it??? Horrible service. No wonder they get no service.